Mothers' March of Dimes drive starts Thursday The annual Lowell March of • Dimes Mothers' March will get Speed reduction signs will underway this Thursday. Janu- be installed next week on M-21 ary 19. climaxing March of coming into Lowell from the ^ Dimes Month. West, Police Chief Avery Block revealed this week. Mrs. C. Oren Balcom. Lowell The speed limit will be cut Dispute over names on plaque afea chairman for the 1967 to 45 miles per hour beginning 'Lowell March of Dimes, an- three-tenths of a mile west of nounced a goal of S102.000 has leads to complete removal been set for Kent County, with Alden Nash Avenue, to Valley the Mothers' March striving for Vista Drive: from this point to Lowell'l new Waste Water Treatment Plant went Into official Amity Street, the limit is 35 *167,000 of this amount. operation this week following the formal dedication Wednesday Assisting Mrs. Balcom are miles per hour. thief Block says that the morning. The plant was built by Erhart Construction Co. for captain.^ Mrs. Frank Stephens, city's radar unit will be used Mrs. Martin Johnson. Mrs. El- $327.4M. with engineering and other expenses bringing the total to enforce strict adherence to mer Graham. Mi's. Paul Dinta- price to approximately $360,000, Construction started hst spring the newly posted speed limits. man. and Mrs. Donald Mac- Cooperation from the Kent and was completed ahead of schedule. The building houses Naughton. County Sheriff's Department The Mothers' March Is sche- treatment facilities for the waste solids that enter the system. and the Michigan State Po- duled to run the week of Janu- There Is pumping equipment and a complete laboratory for Vol. 73—No. 41 THURSDAY, JANUARY 19. 1967 lice is also expected. ary 19 through January 26. checking the operation of the plant. Contributions last year to the Tom Doran family Kent County March of Dimes S. D, "Babe" Wingeier, Stan- provided 100 percent support for burned out Wednesday dard Oil Agent and distributor the birth defects evaluation clin- in the Lowell area for the past A fire, discovered about 2.30 ic at Mary Free Bed Hospital, 21 years, has announced his re- Approve school now beginning its second year a. m. Wednesday, destroyed the tirement. rural home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom of operation: patient aid for Taking over the business Doran and three children at polio patients stricken before will be Berwln Kloosterman 10910 Finn St. six miles north- '.the Salk Vaccine: for some of Route 3. Lowell. west of Lowell. The fire was be- birth defects patients: support vote, 382-239 for the birth defects treatment lieved to have been caused by and research centers at the Uni- an overheated stove. City poUce report that Van- The voters In the Lowell Area should start around April. The versity of Michigan, and $27,- School District voted Monday new addition should be comple- Firemen from Lowell and Dyke Electric Company, doing 000 for basic research in the electrical work on the Bush- to build a four room addition ted by August so that it may Grattan fought the fire In 15° prevention of birth defects. on the Alto Elementary School be used next Fall. below zero temperatures, but nell Elementary School, have by a vote of 382 to 239. Again the voters of the Lo- could not save the old frame reported that $6,000 worth of Tae yes vote carried in both well Area School District have building. ISSUE WARNING copper wire has been stolen recincts. In Alto the vote was proved their great interest in Lowell residents were awak- from the construction site. f06 ves; 76 no, and one spoil- the education of young people ened by the alarm at 3 a. m.; Police to The heavy copper wire val- ed. In Lowell the vote was 276 by approving this bond issue. then by the tank truck that ued at $4 a foot, may have yes; 163 no, and four spoiled. The Board of Education is came back for water: and then been taken over an extended A total of 626 voters turned gratified by the interest shown again at 6:15 when a motorist crack down period of time. out for the election out of a pos- by tho people of this district, saw the remains of the burning • sible 1,307 registered voters. This and members of the Board pled- debris and called the depart- on violators Three Lowell juveniles were is an 18.9 percent turnout of the ge anew to do everything in ment. turned over to Juvenile Court possible voters. their power to make the Lowell To The Citizens of Lowell: authorities last Friday, after The $140,000 bond issue will Area Schools one of the best Exchange student Due to the ever increasing they struck a car driven by Da- Sour note mars dedication ... be sold as soon as possible and systems in the State of Mich- John Arehart traffic violations and to the re- vid R. Klste. 26. of Grand Rap- The only sour note in the dedication of the Waste Water igan. selected; will the construction of the addition cent Increase in accidents in our Ids. on East Main Street. Treatment Plant on Wednesday was caused by the plaque former village city, the Lowell Police Depart- Klste reportrt the accident pictured above. The plaque was ordered removed and des- visit Japan ment will begin a stringent en- to police, and said the 16-year- Crash on Saturday official dies '.ofcement policy. old driver had left the scene troyed by the City Council in their meeting on Monday night Laurence Precious, son of Mr. AH infractions no matter how of the accident. John A. Arehart. 83. former The plaque faUed to carry the name of former councilman, 90 families injures five youHis and Mrs. L. W. Precious of minor will be accounted for. The youthful driver. later village president, from 1933 to Charles R. Doyle, who served on the council UPt contracted Route 3. Lowell, was chosen by Defective equipment, double turned himself Into the local Five young people were taken 1944. died Monday morning, the Youth For Understanding, parking, stop sign violations and authorities. for the plant He asked, through his attorney, that the plaque benefit from to the Blodgett Memorial Hos- January 16. at Butterworth Hos- Exchange Student Committee, speed violations are among some • pital Saturday afternoon, when pital In Grand Rapids, after a be removed and one carrying his name be erected. The council a car driven by Daniel Hemp- to represent our community of the most common violations William Beech, 23, of Wy- Moose drive short illness. overseas this summer. in this city. The day of verbal voted to destroy this plaque but not to InstaU a new one. ton, 17, of Coloma nulled out Funeral services were held oming paid fine and costs of warnings informing a violator of the Ada Dog & Suos on East for Mr. Arehart Wednesday The student-elect has elected $104.30 Monday morning in Jus- The 1966 "Operation Santa of a traffic violation will no The City Council voted on Fulton, in front of a car driven morning at St. Mary's Church to visit Japan, and a ronfirma- tice Court, after pleading guil- Claus Drive." conducted by the longer be done. Monday night to remove and by Craig Thurtell, 17, of Low- in Lowell. Interment was made lion has been received that he ty to driving under the influ- Lowell Moose Civic Affairs Since this policy does not ef- destroy the plaque placed on In St. Mary's Cemetery. will leave sometime in June for ence of liquor. Committee was brought to a fectively control traffic, the de- the new Waste Water Treat- Police said that Hempton fail- Besides his service on the his selected country. He was arrested by local close this week, when LaVeme partment has decided to take ment Plant being put Into op- ed to yield the right-of-way to village council, he was a direc- police early Monday morning, Baker, committee chairman, A junior at Lowell higlu drastic steps to curtail the traf- eration this week, south of Rec- the Thurtell car going east on tor of the City State Bank; when he was observed weav- made a final accounting of do- school. Precious was bom in fic violators. The new radar M-21. manager and officei of the Lo- ing down the street In his car. reation Park. nations and distributions. Grand Rapids, and has lived unit now in operation will be Hempton and his passenger, well Specially Company, which • The plaque which carried all In Lowell all of his life. He Is operated around the clock. The In his report. Baker revealed Robert Cottier, 16. also of Colo- sold to the present Root-Lowell Firemen were called to the the names of the present, but 17-years-old. 25 mile an hour speed limit on that over 90 families in the ma both suffered head Injuries Manufacturing Company in 1928. During the summer months, Attwood plant on Monroe St., not that of the council that OK'd Lowell area receiveo assistance and were held In the hospital our city streets will be strict- Saturday afternoon, when the the sketch for the plaque last He. later was manager and be has helped his father, a., iiy-adhered to.* from the 15-year-old "project; overnight. and officer In the Universal Man- A; D. T.-alarm system went April. ' former Lowell, businessman, The belief that 5 miles an giving them one of the merriest A passenger In the Thurtell ufacturing firm of Saranac, off. care for his honey bees, and hour over the limit will be al- Missing from the plaque was Christmases possible. car, Peter Manlgold, 17, of which he formed along with sev- The call again proved to be has assisted in the selling of lowed will not hold true. Any the name of Charles R. Doyle, Donations to the annual drive, Lowell, was treated at the hos- eral other men from this com- the cause of a faultv alarm. the honey to stores in Grand speed over 25 will be consider- who was defeated for re-elec- by local residents, boosted the ltal for a severe head cut and munity. • Rapids. Lansing, Holland and ed a traffic violation, and a tion last April and in his place project's distribution to a rec- il ured shoulder. Mr. Arehart is survived by The City of LoweU received E and Muskegon. traffic summons will be issued. on the plaque was the name of ord volume, allowing each fam- lurtell and the third passen- his wife, Mabel: two sons." Geo. an estimated $30,122 from the His involvement In the honey The Police Department feels Virginia Myers, who defeated ily to receive a Christmas pack- r. Frank Blazo. 18, of Route of Lowell and William of Mis- Michigan Motor Vehicle High- business has brought him In this new policy will make the him. age loaded with toys, candy, Lowell, were treated for min- hawaka. Indiana: one daughter. way Fund, during the 1966 fis- f contact with many businessmen streets in our City a safer place rtothlng. etc. or cuts and bruises. Mrs. Mary Messer of Ionia; cal year. The City Clerk read a letter who have helped him. and in- for the citizens of all ages. Lets Since Santa Claus made his four grandchildren; and one Out of this total an estima- from Mr. Doyle's attorney. Ger- fluenced him In seeking the op- all observe the traffic regula- annual delivery of the packages brother. Herbert of Great Falls, ted portion, $9,097, was paid ald Henry, which gave the city portunity to represent the com- tions. and help to make our on December 23. the Moose Montana. by trucks. thirty days to remove the pres- munity as a summer exchange city a safer place to live In. Civic Affairs Committee has re- student. • ent plaque and put up one which ceived an abundance of mall Ixmell Police Department Finger's Lowell Bakery will would carry the name of Char- On his application to the com- Avery W. Block. congratulating them on their reopen In their new location at les Doyle. mittee, Precious listed hunting, Chief of Police Plant operator fine promotion, and cards of Semester exams fishing, swimming and most 216 East Main Street Thursday, Mr. Henry's letter threatened thanks from the recipients of other sports as his main inter- January 19. The new bakery fea- legal action If this was not car- David Bartello. operator of the project. start Thursday ests. He has visited many of tures a new modern retail store ried out by the Council. the new Waste Water Treat- One such letter, which points and coffee shop, along with a After considerable discussion ment Plant of the City of Semester examinations will the southern states, and thorou- Health educator to all the wonderful aspects of ghly enjoys traveling. fresh new bake shop in the of how the names were chang- Lowell put the plant In oper- begin Thursday morning for all the program, was received from rear. ed from the engineer's sketch ation this week following the students In the Lowell Area Monslgnor Joseph C. Walen, speaks before Stop in on Thursday and of last April, the Council voted formal dedication Wednesday. Schools, first through twelfth chairman of the Kent County Officer Pelon see Main Street's newest Im- three yes, and one no, Mayor Bartello wUl be in charge grades. Board of Social Services, who provement. Wittenbach abstaining, to re- of the operation, testing and As In previous years, all stu- aided the local committee In Rotary Club • move and destroy the plaque other phases of the operation dents will take exams Thurs- addresses this annual endeavor. The Rotary Club of Lowell Radio Service Company, 206 and not to install a new one. of the sewage treatment plant day Ik Friday mornings. There 9 In his letter. Mr. Walen wrote met Wednesday. January 11, at East Main Street, was named A short ceremony was plan- will be no school on Thursday Women s Club "the holiday season was a hap- the American Legion Hall, for collection agent for Michigan ned for this Wednesday to of- and Friday afternoons during or about 6 feet below the river pier, more meaningful occasion their weekly luncheon and spe- Bell Telephone Company bills, ficially put the new sewer which time teachers will cor- The Women's Club met in channel bottom. for many of the less fortunate cial program. company Manager Bob Thole treatment plant In operation. rect and grade the examina- the club rooms on January 11. citizens of our community be- Jack Kennedy, program has announced. Operator of the plant. David Laboratory analysis on this cause of the thoughtfulness and tions. On each of the two days, Officer Larry Pelon gave a chairman, introduced the guest The new agent will take top soil is being made to find if school will be dismissed at very Interesting talk on the Bartello, has been on the job generosity of many groups and speaker. Miss Sidney Messner, over on Monday, January 23. since January 9, and the equip- if can be used for fill. organizations such as your own. 12:05 p. m. and buses will working of the police force Health Educator for the Kent leave at 12:15. which was greatly appreciated. ment has been tested prior to The Council authorized the "There obviously is* no need County Health Department. going into full operation. to explain to you how limited There will be no school at all After a short business meet- Former Lowel resident City Clerk to attend the Munici- Miss Messner has a major in pal Clerk's Association meeting are the Kent County Depart- Visiting student on Monday, January 23. to en- ing a lovely dessert lunch was health education from Central passes in Royd Oak New Street Plans in Detroit on March 1-3. ment of Social Services' means able teachers to record the se- served by the committee. Michigan University and before City Manager Bernard Olson when It comes to providing any. from Argentina mester grades and mark the The club adjourned to meet coming to Kent County did Mrs. Marion Hill Nixon Trem- The City Council and the Kent reported that the City Treasur- thing beyond the bare necesslt cards. School will reconvene on February 8 for a Valentine tea some health education work in bert of Detroit, a former Low- County Road Commission have er had collected over $275,000 les for those whom we serve to live here Tuesday, January 24, for the to be held In the Congregational Midland County. ell resident, passed away Fri- met jointly to plan connectors In county, city and school tax- You have shown that you un beginning of the second semes- Church lounge at 2 p.m. She was delightfully Informal day, January 6, at the Sher- to join Lincoln Lake Avenue and es during 1966. derstand this In the most ef Maria Angelica Macchiaver- ter. and once she passed the part wood Hall Home In Royal Oak, M-91. entering the City on Hud- fectlve way—through your con- na. exchange student from Ar- The end of semester schedule of her program which dealt after a lingering illness. son Street. tribution." gentina arrived In Lowell on for kindergarteners Is different WSCS to meet with the functions of the Kent Funeral services for Mrs. Planning for joining the two •fiumett Condon injured December 27. Landing In Mia- Trembert were held in Detroit highways coming into the City "Since those who benefited from that of the other grades. County Health Department, when car hifs pole directly from your gift cannot mi. Atlanta and Detroit. AU morning the kindergarten- January 26th sparked a great deal of interest Monday, January 9. with inter- from the north will get under- Three hundred South Ameri- ment being made in Grand personally thank you. we are ers will attend school Thursday The WSCS of First Methodist in her talk. way this Spring. Burnett F. Condon. 34. 517 can youth came under the You- Ledge Cemetery. taking this opportunity to thank morning only and be returned Church will meet Thursday, Miss Messner felt rather Lincoln Lake Avenue will Front Street. Lowell, suffered a th for Understanding Teenage She is survived by one son. you In their behalf. And to home on the 12:15 buses. They January 26. at 8 p. m. In the strongly that the schools should have buffers built just north broken collar bone and face in- Exchange Program to live for Roy Nixon of Royal Oak: and a thank you ourselves also, for will not return to school again church lounge. Stanley Gardner, spend a great deal more effort of Main Street, and at the City juries early Thursday morning six months as a member of an sister. Mrs. Glenn Conldin of what you have done makes our until Tuesday, January 24. guest speaker, will talk on "The and time in the fields of sex limits to halt through-traffic. when his car went off M-21, 100 American family and continue Stanton. work more effective as well as All afternoon kindergarteners Christian and the World Econ- education, alcoholism education This street project is part of feet west of Pamell Road, and their academic studies. Mrs. Trembert was bom In more rewarding." will skip their afternoon session omy." and vnereal disease education. the city's plan, approved last struck a telephone pole. Angle as she is now being Lowell, and lived here until her "It Is our sincere hope that on Thursday, January 19, and, This program is a present There has apparently been a year. Condon, who was traveling called by her American family marriage to Mr. Nixon. She we shall continue to merit your instead, will attand school Fri- day concern and will help us marked Increase In venereal The City Council also passed east on M-21 told Sheriffs of- was at one time a local cor- confidence and support, and and friends has lived her 18 day morning. January 20. from realize the astonishing growth disease among young people in a resolution Monday night re- ficers that he was forced off years In a modern apartment respondent for the Lowell pa- that the New Year will be a 8:45 until 11:00 a. m. They will of wealth in the Christian part Kent County, some of It being questing early planning by the the highway by an oncoming In the beautiful seaport dty of per. year of progress and fulfiVment not return again until the first of the world and inescapable found in children as young as Kent County Road Commission car, which crossed the center- Buenos Aires with her parents, for an all-weather road to con- for you and your organization." day of the second semester, truth that Christians must war nine and ten years old. Miss line. Included in Baker's final re- a sister and her maternal grand, January 24. at their regular aft- on poverty in their own coun- Messner stated that "they don't nect Lowell with the 1-96 free- port on the project was a note mother. ernoon time. try and the world or make Chris, get it from door knobs." Wingeier gets way. Hits Guard Ralls of thanks to all the residents ller Argentinian ancestory in- The need for a better high- tianity a shabby, materialistic Superintendent of Schools. Robert K. Parma, 25. of Wy- and organizations of the com- cludes Spanish, French and Ital- sham. Korean duty way. to get Lowell's traffic out James Pace, stated that the oming knocked down 7 guard munity who wholeheartedly ian. Before coming to Michigan, Pfc Tim Malone This is an open meeting. Ly- to the freeway is considered to subject of increased sex educa- rail posts on M-21, Vi mile west gave of their time and support she had never seen snow. Pfc Stanley Wingeier is cur- be a valuable aid to the econ- dia Circle are hostesses. tion at the elementary level Is of Taos Ave., early Sunday eve- to make the project a tremen- Angie has been visiting Lo- in Qui Nhon under consideration and that rently serving a tour of duty omy of the community. dous success. well High School and next week ning. Army Private First Class Tim WE HAVE rr- the Michigan State Health De- in Korea. He left the states on New Street Signs ' He told sheriit's officers that will officially begin her studies partment will release guidelines November 17. Malone. son of Mr. and Mrs. Any kind of general insurance he must have dozed while driv- for the second semester. Paul Malone. 11917 Five MUe on this matter some time in After finishing his basic train- The Council authorized the LOCAL RESIDENTS MAY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wltten- you need. Fire, windstorm, auto, ing. After knocking down the Road. Lowell, arrived in Qui February of this year. ing at Fort Knox. Kentucky, he purchase of 564 new reflector- FILE FOR CITY OFFICES bach, Carol and Denny, and Kay burglary, compensation, bond, guard posts, he went down an Nhon, Viet Nam. with his unit, Besides being employed by spent a nine day leave with Ized street sips for the City at ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 23 Jackson met Angle at the air- hospltaiization and others. Let embankment and struck a tree. the 35th Engineer Battalion. the Health Department, Miss his mother. Mrs. Virginia Win- Monday's Council meeting, at a port. our insurance be your insurance. He was ticketed for driving The unit to which Malone is Messner Ls on the ski patrol geier of Belding. total cost of $1,190.95. Citizens Interested In filing She will live with two host Full protection at a savings. too fast for conditions. attached, arrived in Viet Nam at Cannonsburg. He underwent eight weeks of An additional cost will be the tltlons for membership on the families, the Wittenbachs and Peter Speerstra, Agency, TW 7- on November 24. and is now op- Dr. Robert Kyser will pre- special training at Fort Bliss, steel posts and labor for erec- Kwell City Council, have un- the Orvllle Jacksons during her 9259. c41 erational. It was previously lo- sent a program at the next Texas, before reporting to his tion. BAKERY OPENS THURSDAY til Monday, January 23, 1967, stay In Lowell. to file their petition with the cated at Fort Lewis. Washing- Rotary Club lunchon, Wed- new base overseas. The finds on test boring in the Fluger's LoweU Bakery opens city clerk. ton. BEAUTIFUL HAIR nesday on "Dental Health" and His new address Is Pfc Stan- islands to discover the amount Thursday in their new location Petitions, for the forthcom- LOWELL BEER STORE Malone. a combat engineer in Can be yours! Change your Paul Dederich will present an ley Wingeier. US-54951788. Btry of fill necessary to build up this —next to the former building— ing election, mav be secured Open every day and evenings the battalion's Company B, winter-weary hair soon. Donri's Interesting program on "Pistols D.. 7th Bn.. (Hawk), 2nd Arty., area of the river, revealed that with a bright new retail store at the City Clerk's office. East until 10 p.m. Sundays until 9 completed his basic training at Hair Stylists, 216H E. Main St.. 'N Petticoats." at the follow- A.P.O.. San Francisco, Califor- good solid footings are about and coffee shop, and a spot- Main Street. p.m. c-41 Fort Knox. Kentucky. LoweU. CaU 897-8155. c38-40 ing meeting. nia. 96301. 12 feet below the island level. less new bake shop. c41 of Mr. & Mrs. Don MaeNaugh- THE LOWELL LEDGER. JAN. II 1M7 THE: LOWELL LEDGER, IAN II. 1117 ion in honor of Mrs. Mac- Naughton's birthday Saturday LoweH edges night. Present were her father. Carl Rasch had the fastest pin the Frank Behnke. Mr. and Mrs. Wrestlers down of the meet by downing Wood Comstock; still Frank Behnks. Mr. and Mrs. In 40 seconds. Local News Franklin Behnke and children, In the 10Mb. class John Daw- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nielsen, Comstock Park son pinned Hayward in 5:10. title contender all of Howard City, Mr. and Eleventh Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Troyer Mr. and Mrs. Byron Potter At 127-lbs.. Chris Wittenbach Mrs. Walter Kohltf of Lake- Ust Wednesday nlghl Low- pinned Barhart in 5:51. Dean In a somewhat listless game and daughter of Caledonia were had Sunday dinner with Mr. view. Mrs. and Mrs. Cy Jetter tMVy.nj ell s wrestlers downed Comstock Richards at 138-lbs. pinned Fish last Friday night, the LoweU Sunday afternoon callers at the and Mrs. Ralph Wheaton of and children of Six Lakes, and Park with their biggest win of in 3:08. At 145-lbs.. Jim Ntuta Red Arrows varsity squeaked home of the former's parents, Saranac. Mrs. Shirley Behnke and Patti the season by scoring a 42 to 5 pinned Barnes in 1:05 by the Comstock Park Panthers Mr. and Mn>. Clarence Troy- decision. of Grand Rapids and Mr. and T •iJlm Hnver wrestling at 112- by a score of 52-51. With the leagues all back at er Mrs. Vada McMahon return- Mrs. John Minges of LoweU. The grapplers had 5 pins. 5 lbs. beat Atwood 3 to 1 At It was dearly evident that full strength and the March of ed home from Florida after decisions and 1 draw. At 95-11*;., lbs., Leo Taylor beat Mulvey 3 the Lowell cagers were over- Dimes Tournament beginning Mr. and Mrs Claude Thorne spending a couple of weeks John Gerhart has returned r were dinner guests Monday to 0. Steve Thaler at 154-lbK. confident and just could not get this week, the local keglers did with Mrs. and Mrs. Gera/d from the hospital ai d would en- decisioned Kimble 4 to 0. rolling. Lowell's win brings some fancy pin spilling. Lcn evening of Mrs. and Mrs. Kay Fineis of Fort Myers. joy having his friends call. In the 165-lb. class, Ron Olson their conference record to three Kerr rolled a new season's Johnson and family of Cascade. beat Swartz 9 to 4. and in the wins and two losses. This rec- high series with a very fine 675 Mrs. and Mrs. Forest Gra- Mr and Mrs. Bill Bollock of Art's heavyweight division Larry ord leaves them still in title with Cal Plnckney having high Mr. and Mrs. Loron Ru^co of ham of Fennville were Sunday Grand Rapids, formerly of Ixw- Legion reports activities for '66 Powers decisioned Holland 4 to contention as league leading game of 256. Grand Rapids were Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs. Matt ell just returned from a week's Radio & TV Service callers of Mr. and Mrs. James SPRINGMAID 1. Herbie Revnolds at 133-lhs. Belding. with a 4-1 record, was Metternick. vacation in Hawaii. Bill won Shown above with the American i^glon bus arc, left I" right Main Street, Lowell. Mick. battled to a 6 to 6 draw with an up-set victim at the hand of For tho women, it was Nola Collins. the trip by obtaining the most Roger Blerl, Jack Adams. John Zoodsma, Pet? Milder, Frank Obetts, and Jim Potter lost by the Rockford Rams. Story-time in Mrs. Hubbard's room Bryan with a 532 series and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Law- applications for his insurance Sheets and Pillow Cases COMPLETE REPAIR OF on.* point to Benlly 3 to 2. High Red Arrow scorer for Dorothy Leasure rolled high Charlene Blough spent Sat- rence were Saturday evening company. Stephens. George DeGraw. Lawrence Chesebro. D.n\ld Ster- TV-RADIOS Lowel] still remains unbeaten the evening was Jerry Malcrlm Pictured above is Mrs. Edith Hubbard as she has a story- game of 200. urday nieht with her grand- guests at the home of Mr. and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred zick. Boh Green ?nd Guy Qulggle. ANTENNAS-ETC. in league competition. Next with 14 points, followed closely tlrae with children of her 1st grade class. Their guest for the Mrs. Jerry Peloquin and son, White Musiin Sheets & Coses by Pete Osborne with 13. Low- Library system in the schools Kropf. Sunday afternoon Mr. Joey of Jenison. Wednesday night the gnipplers session. Sister Gretchen, principal of St Mary's School, may Men's High Series In a recent report to the Is free bus service for skaters. PHONE: TW 7-«l* and Mrs. Kropf. Mr. and Mrs. $1.94 take on Cedar Springs in the eU hit for 69 percent at the. Pictured above sealed Is Mrs. Eileen McLaughlin, Rundman Deadlines do membership of the dark Ellis The Christmas party held for 72x108" and twin fitted free throw line, making 24 of be seen in the picture at the rear of the room. Noah Blough and Charlene went Sunday evening Margery Pot. Open Fri. 4 Sat. Evenings Ixwell gym and then on Satur- Len Ken- 675 Elementary School Librarian. Standing left to right behind her Post 152. American Legion, children by the Legion provided 35 attempts, but could only to the Clark Home to see Mrs. ter of Grand Lake. Mrs. and 81x108" and double fitted $2.04 day night the team goes to Hugh VanderVeen 629 Frank L. Stephens. Comman- entertainment for 150 children. Art manage 14 field goals in 64 at- St. Mary's School in Lowell conveniences in the transporta- are her assistants. Mrs. William Cannon, Mrs. Ed Barms, Brown. Mrs. Byron Potter. Mr. and help us get Belding. which we think will be Tom Ford 620 oer. and Jack Adams. Child Christmas dinners and Christ- tmepts for a below par 22 per- is the housing unit for one of tion of these children, it is pro- Mrs. Ed Hoppe of Grand Rap- Ptllow Cases 42x36 2 for 98c the meet that decide;, the Tri- Nels Stormzand 611 Mrs. Robert Barnes and Mrs. James Marion. Welfare Officer, gave the an- mas baskets were given to 70 cent. the Rundman Elementary first vided by the school system so ids, Mr. and Mrs. Rayn.or. sr., River championship. Chuck Hoff.nan 604 nual Child Welfare Report. local children bv the Clark- Steve Lessens, from this writ- grades, taught by Mrs. Hub- the children are not deprived HAIVCST HIALTH. IN» had a birthday cake in honor in more news Belding has never beaten Lo- Jack Smith 591 Mrs. Darroll McLaughlin as- The books consist of categor- l"4 f«i'»" A.t S t According to the report ihe EUis Post. well. but they have a real ers view, played probably the bard. The children are bused of the same program as the sists grades kindeigarten thru ies of Good Stories, Scteuce, and Mrs. Raymor. sr., at the Luxiry Percale Sheets and Cal Pinckney 585 It may seem a paradox but I^egion has spent a minimum In addition the post sponsors •strong team this year and will best game of any boy on the to the school in the morning, children attending the Runci- five in the library. She has Natare, United States History, home of Mrs. and Mrs. George Cases Oscar Peckham 584 SPECIAL DIET FOODS deadlines for news help a paper of |5.703.00 on various activi- the Girl Scouts of America with be out to down the wrestlers in floor, haulihg in six offensive returned to the Rundman Build- man School. l)een in the system for eight Easy Dooks. Foreign CouHncs. Raymor. BANK ON US TO Lee Keech 583 •Suq#f Fr»^_Silt Fr** get in more news. ties for the children of Lowell 4n members, and the Drum and any way possible.. and four defensive rebounds, ing for lunch, and then return- Last week the children were years. Mrs. McLaughlin aids Mysteries. Sports and Hobbies, Ross Starkweather 580 •Alltrq, Di«tl during the year of 1966. Bugle Corp which has about 72x108" and twin fitted $2.49 plus hitting three field goals in ed to St. Mary's in the after- invited by Sister Gretchen of the teachers & students in re- and Fantasy. If we don't have to rush so •Low CKeUttctel Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bishop The legion has provided free 30 members. eight attempts, good for six noon. St. Mary's to view the movie. search. provides books for kin- Each class has a regular much at the last minutes, it CHECKING ACCOUNTS Noturol-Or^oBic Haottk Fxxxh and baby spent the weekend bowling and skating for 5700 The Legion has always taken 81x108" and double fitted $2.69 points. Mrs. Hubbard's class is also "Tom Thumb," which they im- Women's High Series dergarteners and first graders time that they may attend the allows us to plan ahead and with Mrs. Clantf Bishop young bowlers and 4400 enthusi- a positive interest in the youth transported to the Rundman mensely enjoyed. in their rooms, buys and cata- library. The children have the give your news stories the con- 4% INTEREST Snow shovdcr s The following is a summary Pillow cases 42x38 2 for $1.29 Building for library and music At the end of the day. both logues all books that are serv- privilege of coming in any time sideration they rightfully need. astic skaters during 1966. There ol our community. ANNUA!. PAttPAID ON of the scoring: Nola Bryan 532 Mrs. Otto Conrad is in Butter- classes; for noon' hour privi- Mrs. Hubbard's first graders & Carol Lawrence 513 iced through the library. to change their books. worth Hospital in Grand Rapids SAVINGS ACCOUNTS For this reason, as announced heart disease Name leges, and for any special pro- all St Mary's students who ride Pat Roth 499 Another of her duties is the Assisting Mrs. McLaughlin Gravel... fg ft pts. at the present time.. in the ledger during the past Snow shoveler's heart disease, grams that are provided during the bus are transported back to Katie Lyons 498 mending and filing of the books. with these services are Mrs -Cement Gravel month, we're beginning to work a malady which has been on the C. Fonger 2 2 6 the year. the Runciman School for deliv- Elva Topp 485 The research, the buying, and John Gabrion, (has served one Mrs. Gladys Hartley spent the S. Lessens 3 0 6 While there may be slight in- ery home. the cataloguing of our Federal —Bank Road GravH under a copy deadline. Fanners State Increase the last tew winters of Dorothy Leasure 482 year), Mrs. Robert Barnes (has or P vessed weekend in Belding with Mrs. J. Elzinga 1 4 6 Aid/mg,, Titlnuee 1u 1 bookDOOKSs are serviceset d heavy snowfalls, may strike Marie Mulder 481 served one year). Mrs. Ed Bar- -Blot Sand and Mrs. Don Hartley and fam- The deadline for general news P. Osborne 1 11 13 through "this systemi. She also you if you don't take it slow Gloria Harrall 469 rus (has served two years and —Stooes for Drata Fields ily. and announcements sent to or J. Malcolm 6 2 14 provides the identical sservic< e and easy. Connie Winterbum 464,, also has giver, extra hours in -Fill Sand. Tip SoQ dropped off al our office, or Bank of Alto This note of caution was J. Thaler 1 0 2 Marilyn Keim 464 for the Alto Area School with service). Mrs. Eart Barker Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shier phoned to us. is noon on Tues- sounded by Dr. W. B. Prothro, K. Tapley 0 5 5 the assistance of Mrs. Mary (has served one year). Mrs. CALL of Rockford were Thursday day. for that week's issue. City-County Health Officer, with Gove Lake Star Corners Ann Bancroft. William Cannon (has served 3 ALTO-CLARKSVILLE The varsity's next gane is TW 77711 m TW7-IIM evening supper guests of Mr. the recent arrival of winter's Men's High Games The library originated nine years), and Mrs. James Mar- Any material received after MICHIGAN this Friday night January 20, MRS. LEON SEELEY MRS. IRA BLOUGH and Mrs. Godfrey Heim and blast. It was directed principal- years ago with several hundred ron (has served 3 years). Mr. & Mrs. Marvin McKrumb 5 p.m. on Tuesday, will be run at Lowell, with Cedar Springs. Cal Plnckney 256 WEEKS-RICHARD ly at men over 40 who aren't gift books. They occupied only In lieu of money these moth- of Grand Rapids were Friday in condensed form in the Com- Harvey Elckhoff 246 two shelves in the library. In GRAVEL OFFICE HOURS— used to strenuous physical ex- Jarnor Varsity Mr. and Mrs. Howard Seeley ers give of their time freely guests. ing Events column, "late news Mr. & Mrs. Spenor Johnson Chuck Hoffman 235 comparison we now have over c21tf briefs." if space is available. QUILTED MATTRESS PAD & COYER PLASTIC MATTRESS COVERS • to 12 and 1 to S:N ertion. spent several days with Mrs/ for the benefit of the children If you aren't in good physi- Led by the balanced scoring were Thursday supper guests Hugh Vander Veen 235 4.000 books. and the community. TWIN AND FULL SIZE. $1.88 Wert Days Harold Hendricks and children Mrs. Albert Hemingsen had Any photographs must be $3.98 fitted Win Each $3.58 cal condition, leave the snovel- of Bill Bennett, Mel Brown. at the Clair Kauffman home. Dan Wingeier 225 last week while Mr. Hendricks Sunday dinner with her grand- submitted by noon on Saturday. Sanitary non-allergenic soft plastic covers, sale Alto—Hmr*. f to Noon ing to the kids, Dr. Prothro Jerry Kinyon and Ken Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bryant of Nels Stormzand 225 $5.98 full size fitted Each $4.98 was in Pennsylvania. daughter and husband. Mr. and Requests for photos to be tak- priced. Clarksvffle—W«L • to Noon suggests. They can use the mon- who had 14, 14. 12 and 10 points Lowell were Thursday evening Lcn Kerr 235 Mrs. James Lillie. Mr. and Mrs en b}- us must be made by 5 Bleached cotton muslin combination mattress ey. You can't afford a heart respectively, the Junior Varsity Mr. Albert Slater of Grand- visitors at the George Krebs Jack Smith 226 DACRON POLYESTER PILLOWS FLOWERS School menu Harold Lillie of Saranac were p m. on Wednesday on the week pads sanforized sidewalls. —PHONE— attack if you can avoid it defeated Comstock Parte by a ville was a caller of Mr. and home. Oscar Peckham 223 also there. preceeding publication, to al- Reg. $4 98 21x27 2 for $7.8$ Alto: MB-MTl An 'it can't happen to me" score , of 62 to 45. Mrs. Rufus Gregory last week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seese Tom Ford 223 •0? For Every Occasion Week of Janaary 23 low time for scheduling and 100' ' DuPont Red Label polyester pillows Su- Clarksville—OI-3231 attitude leads too many men to Winning three out of their of Freeport were Friday eve- QUILTED MATTRESS PADS Good news was received at processing. per-soft. Non-allergenic. Odorless. snow shoveler's heart disease, last four games, brings their Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Gregory ning visitors of Mr. and Mrs. You'll find our funeral flowers TUESDAY- Updated speech program in Lowell Reg. 12.98 twin 39x76". Each $2.48 "THE BANK THAT BACKS called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy Women's High Gaines of the highest quality, our serv- Mashod Potatees the home of the C. Byron Pot- Dr. Prothro says. season's record to 3-5 thus far. Ira Blough. Of course, the earlier we re- Pictured above is Richard Goodrich ?s he instructs twn of THE FARMER" Ireland in Grand Rapids Sun- ice the best and our prices most Hamburg Gran ter's this week. Their daughter. Reg. 13 9S full 54x76 ' Each $3.48 COTTON SHEET BLANKETS After being down by a score ceive a story or a news tip, the day. Mr. and Mrs. Aiex Wingeier Dorothy Leasure 200 reasonable. Bread and Butter Sue Miesei. who as been critic- his stodents in speech therapy. The session is bcin« tape re- Wash Best — Wear Best. of 16 to 10 at the end of the and John Krebs were Friday more time we have to work it Seamless bleached cotton in lock stitched flat Eleanor Fenn 199 Harvard Beets ally ill in Ford Hospital in corded. Delightful soft ail cotton. nj first quarter, the Red Arrows into a complete, interesting Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Gregory supper guests at the Clare Krebs Emma Quiggle 192 Call W-Tin for Prompt Service Cottage Pnddlag, Blaeberry Detroit is now holding her own pads. size 70x90". Shell stitched poured in 27 points to their op- article or feature. Sometimes, The 1966-1967 school year. schools have an intensified re- called on Mrs. Emma Phillips home at Lowell. Carol Lawrence 192 Topptag and progressing slowly toward ends. ponents eight in the second much more legwork or phone brought with it a new Speech medial speech program at one in Sunshine Hospital and Mrs. Mr. ana Mrs. Llovd Miller Gloria Harrall 183 BIRCHWOOD GARDENS Flora! & Gift Shop recovery. Doctors at the hospi- ALTO CONSTRUCTION CO. quarter, and then coasted home calling is needed to do this Therapist to the Lowell Area time. 1 Gertrude Comstock in the Os- visited Mrs. David Miller at the Grace Parrish 180 731 Godfrey St, Lowefl "We Deliver in LoweH" WEDNESDAY- tal are evaluating Sue's illness (MASTER MASON) for Uie victory. than even we realize at first. Schools, employed by the Kent Working only in Lowell at the teopathic Hospital, recently. Osteopathic Hospital in Grand Elva Topp 180 Chirken Chow Mein and are honeful that by a Credit must be given to Ken Intermediate School District. present lime for about two Rapids Sunday evening. Wanda Stinchcomb 180 Bating Powder Biscuits thorough analysis of her case We want your news—clubs, Spectoiatog in Roth, Steve Johnson, and Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gessner, Richard Goodrich is now woo- months. Mr. Goodrich's sched- Mr. and Mrs. David Kiebs & Roxie Hunter 179 Staffed Cetery Cot Cheese they may be able to help others family, church, etc. . . anyth- Kinyon for doing ^n outstand-i, jr., and family called on Mr. ing with those children in the ule includes children from the CUSTOM FIREPLACES AND STONEWORK daughters of Grand Rapids, Mr.i Chris Reyburn JeDo with the same affliciion to a ing of interest to your neighbors IDEAL ing job in controlling the back-, and Mrs. Howard Heintzelman' 179 elementary grades that are first through eighth grades in and Mrs. Harold Krebs and THURSDAY- greater degree. and the community—but we -Also Fireplace with Water Falls boards. and family in Grand Rapids on most in need of speech correct- St. Mary's and the public school Christy of Eastmont, Mr. and Plzza Pickles also need the time to do it Built In Sunday afternoon. SEE US ion. classrooms. DIAPERS Freshmen Win Mrs. Frank Porter of Belmont. Jackpot Bowling Buttered Cora Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc justice. Whinney and daughter, Patty, Mr. Goodrich's assrgnment Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nord- Mr. and Mrs. Geoge Krebs and Bread and Bitter In spite of some misconcep- Mr. Goodrich is a 1965 grad- In a close game all the way, In the Jackpot Sunday Marg attended a wedding reception for this year includes Alto El- CEMENT WORK OF AU KINDS— hof, jr., and family of South Bob were supper guests of their For All Your Fruit Cooties tions. we don't charge for any uate of Trenton State College ComtoHiWr fcrf ity- and Don Videan were high with Saturday evening in Middle- ementary'. St. Man 's, and Run- the Lowell freshmen hung on to Boston were Sunday dinner father, John Krebs. Saturday FRIDAY— nws—and we'll run, as soon in New Jersey, and in Speech itig. BUached kcavy Patios, Driveways, Baseneats, Etc. a handicap total of 1225. Juan ville. for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin ciman Elementary, as well as edge the Panthers by a score guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard evening in honor of his birth- Assorted Sandwiches as possible every piece of news Pathology and Audiology from duty, softly abtorbtirt, Saldivar and Ross Starkweather Skating Needs! McWhinney. some of the Caledonia Commu- wKHe eottoti diaper. of 50 to 46. This come from Nordhof, sr., and Allen to bid day. Hot VegetaUes we can track down. Western Michigan University in took second place. nity Schools. Because a "semes- W ir I 27- SqMf*. ^ STONEWORK—Al Kinds behind victory sparked by Craig Allen goodbye. Allen is return- Mrs. Freeman Hoffman was Crisp Salad Dessert These deadlines will merely August, 1966. He resides in Lo- Sunday afternoon callers at ter plan" is utilized throughout Wittenbach and Mitch McMahon ing to Anchorage, Alaska, after a supper guest Friday evening Skates—CHICAGO—Skate Cases help us be of more service to well. 15 Years' Servic^-Ucensed—Reasonabie Rales AND OF COURSE- the home of Mr. & Mrs. Fred the school year, not all of these in the fourth quarter, evened spending several weeks with his at the Kenneth Blough home in you. do it more efficiently, and the ninth grade cager's season's YMCA Youth Leagues MILK FROM Cahoon were Mr. and Mrs. parents. honor of the latter's son, Den- Toe Stops, Wheels. Pom Pous. get home at a reasonable hour Phone: 868«5434—After 6:00 p. m. record at four and four. nis' birthday. Willard Lawrence and son. on press day. Showing better ball handling Blair Cahoon, a ninth grader, Garry, of Clarksville, and even- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Russ Swanson Skating Tights, Etc. and less violations than in pre- established a new high series ing visitors were Mr. and Mrs.* (Jean) of Valley Forge, Pen- and Miss Sally Lewis of Grand for the season last Saturday HIGHLAND NILL MULTI-STRIPE vious ^ames, plus the 22 points nsylvania are the proud parents Rapids were Sunday afternoon Ask About our PARTY PUN and Opei Skating Larry Lawrence. dumped in by Mitch McMahon, when he rolled an • outstanding of a son, Thomas Wright, bom and supper guests at the Geo. 577 on games of 211, 185. and WANT ADS & SOLID COLOR the Red Arrows were able to Friday evening dinner guests CURITY January J3. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krebs home. 181. Steye Newell paced the Jr. win out in this hard fought con- 111S £ MAIN 37 of Mr. L Mrs. Elmer Ellis were Dalstra are the proud grand- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fair- High bowlers with a 150 game test. * XOvvCLL . Mk'k'rw Mr. and Mrs. Claude Tiirrne. TOWELS parents, Mrs. Dalstra spent her , child of Alto were Sunday after- and 397 series, with Kris Kropf LEGION SKATING RINK Lowell had fine bench strength Christmas vacation with her noon visitors at the Clair Kauff- GAUZE DIAPERS leading the grade school pin- MSli EAST MAIN STREET r — LOWELL, MfCUIGAN from John Lyons, Jim Herblet. A party was held at the home Towels $ave Now On daughter and family. man home. spillers with a 137 game and With Matching Wath and Ron Cheseboro, who Ph. TW 7-7360 Cloth. Haa'r. abwrb- Pamela and Yolanda Milier 264 series for 2 games. timely rebounds and baskets. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Seeley at- spent Saturday with their grand- •nt Turkish Towali, ma fez. TTW. Matching tended the funeral of Leonard ma Miller as their patents. Mr. 59c $2.98 Downs Rockford January wath doth, six* Hummell. Mrs. Seeley's step- and Mrs. Lloyd Miller attended Grade School High Game father, in Grand Rapids Satur- All cotton. Multi-color ^ CI AO Sunday School Convention at itripa* I to l ids . . all * *1 .00 The January 6 encounter be- day. tween the Rockford Rams and Winnnna Lake. Kris Kropf 137 in auortad colon. the Lowell Red Arrows, saw Mr. and Mrs. Clare Krebs & Jeff Pierce 125 Winter Jerry Malcolm pour in 19 son Ronald of Lowell were Sun- Kevin McMahon 123 Beautiful Floors points, to lead the Arrows to a day afternoon and lunch guests from 79-66 victory. of Mr. and Mrs. ira Blough. Grade School High Series Adding to the double-figure Segwum Dan Schrock, of Eaton Rap- scoring column were Pete Os- ids spent Thursday evening at WALTER'S the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fran- Kris Kropf 264 borne with 14, Steve Lessens 11, MRS. IVA MC INU RE Jeff Pierce 232 Coats and Curt Fonger with 10. cis Shaffer. Kelly Hoist 225 • Blanket Buys... In the junior varsity game. Star Farm Bureau met at the "There's more snow ahead" ^ Bill Bennett scored 15 points for home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Michel Krebs Tuesday evening. Lowell, leading them to a 44-17 and family of Birmingham were High Game, Junior High LADY PEPPERELL "THERMANOVA* victory over the junior Rams. weekend guests of their parents, jOHNS-MANYHiE Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephens. Steve Newell 150 Pat Herblet 141 THERMAL BLANKET Mrs. Martha McDonald was Kevin Kennedy 136 Year around deadlines ii ff Warm in Winter, cool in Sum- •$|466 a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. FLOOR TILE Suits Sport Coats Frank Stephens Sunday. The Lowell Ledger to improve mer. Regular $6.98 $5.99 turkey supply reader services and insure news High Series, Junior High Mrs. Florence Culver & friend stand deliveries eariy Wednes- ... is so easy to lay! research aim Ruth, were dinner guests of day evenings, has initiated a Steve Newell 397 DAWN Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones Sat- new schedule of deadlines for Tim Jones 370 Available in 1 Odds are three to one that urday. advertising and news copy. Steve Hull 357 9,,x9,,or^2,,xl2MSiie Topcoats • Jackets 4-ox. Skein—4-Fold the last turkey you ate in Mich- The deadline schedule will be igan came from out of state. Mr. and Mrs. Kalvin Potter strictly observed, and all copy LADY PEPPERELL and son of Alto were Sunday Jr. I Sr. High Girts Game $1 Sweater & Skirt But scientists, with the aid of arriving in the office will be SEE THE NEW—VINYL BRICK LARGE GROUPS REDUCED 100% VIRGIN W001—50 C010RS "WARM WEAVE" the Upper Peninsula's cool cli- dinner guests of their grandpar- insured of careful handling and BUY FIRST SWEATER OR SKIRT FOR mate, hope to reduce these ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones space reservation. Libby Callier 144 odds considerably. Maureen Kennedy 141 Original Price Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kinyon News Copy Lynette Swan 135 BLANKET Starting in February an ex- were dinner guests of Mr. and KNITTING panded turkey research pro- Mrs. Earl Kinyon Saturday eve- Church news, 4 p. m. Tues- Many Colon to Choose From BUY SECOND SWEATER OR SKIRT FOR gram will begin at Michigan ning. High Series, Girls 20ro*40ro 75r/' Rayon—25Tr Acrylic day; society items, noon on at Only State University's agricultural Mrs. Earl Kinyon spent Mon- Fiber. Regular $6.98 $5.99 experiiTient station at Chatham. Tuesday; coming events calen- WORSTED day evening with her sister, dar, 5 p. m. Tuesday; Letters Maureen Kennedy 394 $1 During the months that follow Mrs. Ruth Slocum, at Lowell. Libby Callier 354 SPECIAL PRICE MSU poultry scientists, under to the editor, 5 p. m. Monday; REGULAR $1.29 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stevens of publicity releases, noon Tues- Bonita Baker 306 the direction of Dr. John Wol- Grand Rapids were Sunday din- rx?" Size, Ea. Two Percale Pillow Cases ford. will test the feasibility of day; hard news, accidents, ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. fires deaths, etc.. noon Wed- producing turkey eggs at times High Game. Senior High 9/K NOW Floral Patterns. Regular $2.69 $2.19 Emerson Stevens. nesday; news correspondence, during the year when turkeys Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barnes Savings on aH other winter items 3 p. m. Tuesday. Blair Cahoon 211 do not lay eggs in the south. and family of Alto were lunch- "We know of no turkeys be- eon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Advertising Copy Jerry Wflterink 180 Discontinued Styles On ing raised in .the Upper Pen- Frank Stephens. Tom Koewers 179 Display advertising. 5 p. m. insula," said Wolford, "This Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rash and Monday; ads for regular classi- should be an advantage. A lack family and Bill Ross of Green- \ fied page, 4 p. m. Tuesday; High Series, Senior High USE YOUR OPEN of turkeys also means no tur- ville were Sunday dinner guests key diseases that can be spre- cards of tlianks and in memori- of their son and family. Mr. Blair Cahoon 577 MICHIGAN WALTER ad to other flocks" ams, 5 p. m. Tuesday. Thursday Afternoon and Mrs. Darrel Rash at Rock- Tom Koewers 502 BANKARD Research at thr Chatham re- ford, in honor of .Darrel and Terry llaab 455 search experiment station will All deadlines are for material David's birthdays. ' to be published in the same TO include studies of controlled Friday and Saturday Mrs. Lois Frazer and daugh- week's Issue. CHARGE breeding (for hatching at dif- ter of Alto spent Thursday with AT The Ledger cannot guarantee THE LOWELL LEDGER LUMBER MART her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. the use of material received WALTER'S Nights Til 9:00 Although more than six mil- Lewis Jones. after the above stated dead- Mambir of Th« Michigan frati Aim. Shoppers' Sqsare—<7S-I2I1 LOWELL-1WJS3M lion r^ies died during the 2nii Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinyon 105 North Broadway. Poit Office Bo; lines. 128. Lowell. Michigan. 219 WEST MAIN ST.. LOWELL TW 7-7577 open Dally 1M Open Dally M World War, only about 10 per were luncheon guests of Mr. & Pldure deadline is noon Sat- Second :laii poi'age said at Lowell, oons Ttars., Fit, 1# 'tfl I Fri. Ic Sat f 'til • cent were killed in military op- Mrs. Richard Kinyon Sunday ucday, preceding the issue it is n^ivfiiysn, ffturfdoy;' 925 «. Milli. LOWELL PHONE TV 7-8291 cratioub. cvuning. to be inserted in. •>ST' m V
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THE LOWEU LEDGER, JAN. II, 1N7 Filing your THE LOWELL LEDGER, JAN. 19. 1967 Methodist.,. income tax COLBY Coons, Jerri Courier, Marlene ACl MC V Christian Workers School for our area will be held in Green- Fletcher, Cheryl Fish, Kathy A new concept in teaching Everyone under 65 years old. ville, on January 81, February Alto Party Line 138 named to Graham. James Hagen, Kim whether single or married, who I ' M M 7.VH i 7-14 and 21, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Hoag, Linda Hoseth, Patricia Students in Elementary Ed- is a citizen or resident of tiie Jones, Paul Kent, Terri Kins- ucation now- have a unique op- United States and has gross Carlton Young will speak at Mrs. Eukerti Siico*. 888*6710 CHARLES I. COLBY ley, Carol Knooihuisen, Cara rtunitv to complete their pro- income of $600 or more Trinity Methodist Church In Layer, Julia Metternick, Steve 'essional preparation for teach- Ctrand Rapids at 7: IS p. m. honor roll; 10 % the year must file a Friday lunchon guests of McClure, Barbara Place, Patri- ing at Michigan State Univer- AITO off. UN s-AM Sunday, January 22 The theme Mrs. Potricio Foftoo. 36. Income tax return. Mrs. Raymond Murray and cia Pletcher. David Poe. sity by participating in the El- will be the New Methodist pastes unexpected^ If you are 65 or older on the daughter. Kelly, were Mrs. Roger Powers. David Roth, ementary Intern Program CMurito Offlct: Hymnal, of which Mr. Young Is last day of your tax year, no Richard Johnson and daughter, Cathy Swan. Jerry Thaler, Bar- (EIP). a four year program the editor. Our people are in- Mrs. Patricia Faiion. aged 36. claim all-A's return Is required unless gross OW 3-3231 Jill, and Mrs. Larry Lawrence bara' Vanl>aan. Lynn Thomet, leading to a Baccalaureate Deg- income was $1,200 or more. If vited. of 755 Russwood. NE. Grand Rapids, passed away unemect- of Lowell. .One hundred and thirty-eight Robin Walter. Barbara Weeks. !, ree and the Michigan Teach- your income is under the above South LoweU Circle will meet Sharon Wingeier, Carol Witten- a Certificate in Elementary edly Saturday morning, Janu- students have earned placement figures, you should file a retuftl at the home of Mrs. Walter bach. lucation. ary 14. on the "honor roll" for the to obtain any refund due you of Wieland Thursday evening, Jan- second marking period al Low- This will allow him to teach income tax withheld from sal- uary 19, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Huth She is survived by ber hus- TWELFTH GRADE-Brenda band. John; two sons. John and ell high school. -A in any of the grades in Mich- aries or wages. CURTIS' Wells Is program chairman and Make survey Forty-one freshmen, thirty- Anderson, Patricia Beachum, igan Public Schools, kindergar- Minor children are subject to Mrs. Carolyn Sterzlck will have Michael: a daughter, Maureen, Frank Blazo, Loralne Cannon, all at home: her parents, Mr. three "sophomores, thirty-two ten through tho eighth grade. the same filing requirements as GraH«.- Cv«tfr charge of devotions. juniors, and thirty-two seniors Christine Cahoon, Bonnie Craig, and Mrs. Bernard Hillen; two to set up Beulah Erler, Shanda Fase, A Junior nigh school certificate all other taxpayers. A person Visual screenirtff program success were pliced on the honor list may be eamd by EIP students under 21 years of age must file brothers, Ed Hillen of Alto, and Dale Gostnell, Charles Grudzln- Barnard of Austin. Texas: and Shown In the above picture Is Mrs. Helen Noah, l/Owell this week. also. This certificate permits an income tax return U his I. L I. i M Atefca skas. WASH a sister, Mrs. Jack Vrona of fluoride clinic Ten students, in the four him to teach in grades kinder- gross income for the year a- Area School Nurse, as she Is visually testing one of the ele- Bunnle Harris, Mlcala Mc- Pictnml above are Mrs. Kath Tamcrls. Michigan State Ed- Grand Rapids. grades, also earned placement garten through ninth. mounted to $600 or more. Sunday, January 22, at 11 Keage, Roger MacNaughton, Smyrna Requiem Mass was sung Tues- The Alto Mothers' Club in co- mentary students. Mrs. Noah does visaal testing on children on the All-A honor roll. They ncational consuUant. and Mrs. Bemice Palmer, teaeber intern. Businessmen, farmers, and a. m. morning worship. The Joanne Myers, Marti Mooney, One of the benefits that Mrs. day morning at 11 o'clock in operation with the Grand Rap- in the second, fourth and sixth grades In the local school arc Shirley Krebs and Beth Lo- other self-employed persons speaker for the worship service Joyce Odell, Debbie Olin, Her- They are discussing material from the Rnnciman Library Tameris has pointed out to Mrs. Blessed Sacrament Church, with ids, Kent County Health De- mas, freshmen: Carol Clemenz, Palmer is that EIP provides must file a return if net earn- KINC win be High Priest Dirk Vene- partments and the Michigan system. Curt Fonger. Steve Lessens and bert Reynolds, Beverly Roth. Hhkh Ihey will introduce in the classroom in the near future. ing from self-employment Were ma. The theme will be "We burial being mad" In Woodlawn one and one-half years of care- Cemetery. Department of Health is begin- Gail Warning, sophomores: and Dan Rittersdorf. Both of those ladles are involved in the new concept in tea- fully guided classroom experi- $400 or more. sar SERVE are Called to Be Stewards." ning to make plans for the topi- The County Nurse checks vis- ion with lighting in the rooms, Marlene Fletcher, James Hag- Joel Roudabush, Kurt Rouda- cher education, the Elemeutary Intern Program. ences. It also provides a solid If in doubt about the filing Sunday, January 22, 7 p. m. cal application of sodium fluor- uals in kindergarten, first, and stressing the importance of en, David Roth and Jerry Tha- bush, Pat Self. Phillip Schnei- requirements, telephone your lo- evening worship. The speaker third, and fifth grades thus we proper eye care. foundation in general education Nyp^VAr ide to the teeth of the children ler. juniors. der. Donald Smith. Lois Stef- and the liberal arts, and special cal Internal Revenue Service- LAUNDRY win be Elder Floyd Lalone. The of their community. have the advantage, in this a- Another important aspect of Placed on the honor roll for fens, Steve Thaler. Craig Thur- Office. rea. of having our children's of understanding in the theme will be "Men Should Be Camp Fire Girls The program will be made her responsibility has been the their academic excellence, tell. Carol Ward, Jane Ward, Anxiously Engaged in a Good eyes tested every year. ivioral sciences available to pre-schoolers, sec- arrangement for measle immun- maintaining a "B" or better Jerry WLsner, and Phillip Wos- WMeh Tax Font To Die • Cause." ond, fifth and eighth graders This is one of the many tasks izations for all children Kinder- average, were: inski. Monday, January 23, 8 p. m. The Camp Fire Girls held our Started Is IMI Two income tax returns— NOW meeting January 10, 1967. We since it is at these various that is performed by Mrs. Noah garten through the Fifth grade. the Zkms League will meet a^ form 1040A and form 1040-are growth levels that children have dally. For example, last week Starting second semester she NINTH GRAHR—Linda An- The Elementary Intern Pro- the borne of Jack Flagler At sang our Camp Fire law. provided for the filing of feder- We studied atxmt honors, and many newly erupted teeth which she talked to the fifth grade will be teaching Home Nursing derson. Marva Anderson. Mary gram has been in operation sin- OPEN 7 p. m. the Zwneers will met children in connection with Bouwens, Christine Bravata, al individual income tax re- should be protected against de- and Mother and Baby Care. ce 1959 and several hundred at the church. talked about ones we have earn- turns. cay. their science classes. This session will take place in Noreen Baker. Doug Barnes, students have graduated in this Tuesday, January 24, 7 p. m. ed. We had refreshments. The taxpayers whose incomes Fluoride has been found to be Her subject of discussion was, the High School and will in- Bob Bewell, Linda Block, Lu- program. EIP is in operation the Field School Class will be Debra Anderson, scribe anne Blough, Mike Blough. in ten community colleges and were less than $10,000 and who effective in reducing new tooth "Visual Problems", in connect- volve 2nd year Home making Ftafuring Spetd Queen held at the church, "On Life decay by an average of 40 per- classes. Dave Boone. Bruce Boyce. forty-eight Michigan school dis- had no more than $200 of in- and Ministry of Jesus Christ." Other Alto News cent. In addition to these bene- Rick Conrad, Sue Dey, Nancy tricts, cooperating wth Michigan come from dividends, interest It will be taught by Elder Var- anfiindj otheu r wages not sup^jrted fits. the program offers a valu- Doyle, Margaret Feldman, Bob State University. Fabric Care in Bauman, who is pastor of Graham, Don Graham, Kathi a form W-2, may use tke Mrs. James Green drove to able dental experience with no The ten EIP centers located the Greenville Branch. 1M0A form. Kent County Airport Friday discomfort involved and dental llaybarker. Vicky Ilagemeyer. in Michigan are as follows; Al- In Wednesday, January 25, our A joint return on ionn 10MA morning to meet her daughter health education is given the Leo Hunt, Shirley Krebs' Dale pena, Bay City. Battle Creek, mid-week worship service Is Snow Area S. W. Bowne Kroph, Janet Kyser," Beth Lo- may be filed by a husband and Linda's bridesmaid. Miss Nancy child by the clinical personnel. Grand Rapids, Highland Part- held at 7:10 p. m. The speak- MRS. L. T. ANDERSON mas, Kathy MacNaughton, Kay wife if their combined income Peet of Cincinnati, Ohio. The entire procedure consists Detroit, Lansing, Livonia, Ma- er to bring the lesson will be MRS. S. P. REYNOLDS MacNaughton, Kris McKeage. ...to find out was less than $19,000 and other 75 UNITS of four visits to the topical comb, Pontiac, and Port Huron. Elder S. M. Newman. requirements were met TO SERVE YOU! Mrs. J. B. Hawk entertained fluoride clinic, which will prob- Mitch McMahon, Delores Nord- Friday evening with a wedding Mr. and Mrs. Richard House- hof. EIP is an outstanding teacher Form 1040 most be used to ably be located in the Alto Ele- how much you Miss Suzanne Starkweather, Intern teacher, ?nd Mrs. it WhitaeyvlOe UB Church Thursday, January 19. the man of Grand Rapids were Judy Norton. Wanda Over- education program. Professional (1) claim status as "Read of rehearsal dimmer for her son. mentary School. At the first vis- trustees will hold a meeting at Tuesday dinner guests at the holt. Cindy Plckney. Mike Pot- Ayotte. Michigan State University edncatienal consultant, are education courses are organized Household" or "SurvivU* Dennis, and Miss Linda Green's it the teeth are cleansed and Sunday, January 22, morning wedding. "Hie dinner was serv- the chtrch at 8 p. m. Also Leon Anderson home. ter. Becky Robertson. Esther may save on depicted as they are working with each other and with the into compact and related offer- Spouse"; (2) Claim a credit far the first application is given. ings so that the teachers have worship at 10 a. m. ed in the Alto Methodist Church there mil be a Pastoral Rela- Barbara Howard of Hastings Robers. Jeanne Roth. Ken Roth. children on a paper mache' project for art retirement income; (J) cUIra Corner of Wort Main St. An application of sodium fluo- guided experiences with pupils Sunday, January 22, Sunday dining room. tions meeting held at the chur- visited her grandparents, the John Stormzand. Maiy- Van- an exdusioo for^Skk Pay"; S West St.. Lowel School at 11 a. m. ride consists of the teeth being car insurance at the same time they are WKtMrr** isolated with cotton rolls; then ch at 8 p. m. Thursday eve- George Howards, last week. Her Laan. and Allen Wingeier. Since its inception in 1959, staff for the intern year. Many (4) claim credit fer estimated Sunday, January 22, evening Out-of-towrii week end ning. learning how to teach. Local the teeth are dried with com- parents came after her on Sun- the internship program has interns sign a contract and tax payments patt during the worship at 7 p. m. of Mr. and Mrs James school districk provide dass pressed air and a 2 percent so- Mrs. John Heimler of Grand day. TENTH GRADE-Steven Al- been subjected to a continuing, continue in the same room af- lilr; (5) dahn tfevel. trans were Mr. and Mrs. Clare Fleet observation and demonstration lution of sodium fluoride Is ap- Rapids called on Mrs. Leo Pfal- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Yarger exander. Ann Baker. Gwen Bat- rigorous evaluation. The evalua- ter graduation. portation, moving or other ex- and Dale Fleet of Freeland, and terbee. Bill Bennett. Mary Chaf- experinces. plied to the teeth. ler Wednesday afternoon. were in Grand Rapids one day tion unit was established separ- Internship has taught many penRrs; (I) claim exemptions Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Peet and fee. Carol Clemenz. Jody Col- On the second, third and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Daverman last week. ately from the other operations, teachers, for the first time, to During the fourth year, the for dependents based on multi- REPORT OF CONDITION OF two sons of Cincinnati. Ohio. lins, Doug Courier, Sandy De- fourth appointments, the appli- and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas An- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson and members of that unit have listen to their students. It has student has his own classroom pfe support agrements; (7) Haan, Pat Goggms, Toni Grud- The Women of the Alto Com- cation of the sodium fluoride tonides took their parents, Mr. attended the funeral of Vayle been precluded from involve- fostered a flexible partnership which he teaches under care- itemize deductions; («) pay "STATE SAVINGS BANK" zinskas. munity are invited to come to Is repeated. The program is not and Mrs. Lester Antonides to Steele at the Voet Funeral ment in decisions affecting in- for supporting the intern, a ful supervision and guidance of seir-employment tax; or (9) iCEHT COUNTY I Ronnie Heelher, Jam's Kauff- the Alto School Gym every recommended or necessary for Clark's Beefeaters Restaurant Home in Nashville Thursday. dividual students. team which is able to respond an Intern Consultant; each Con- claim credit for taxes paid on OF LOWELL, MICHIGAN 40331, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS man, Barb Kelley, Tim Mc- Wednesday evening for a night children already drinking fluori- for dinner Saturday night. The Mr. and Mrs. Joe Flynn took to demands for a meaningful ultant devotes full time to five gasoline and lubrioiting oil MH DECEMBER 31, I**, A STATE BANKING INSTITUTION OR- Laughlin. Janet Murphy. Di- of volley hall and fun, starting dated water after a certain occasion was in honor of Lester their son, Paul, to Grand Rap- Program Differs education with a blend of theory intern teachers. used on highways. n-/ ane Nordhof. Vem Paulsen, GANIZED AND OPERATING UNDER THE BANKING LAWS OF at 7:30. number of years. and Vera's fortieth wedding an- ids Thursday where he left for and practice. Hie instructions which ao Christy Porritt. Carl Rasch, PAUL The internship program dif- interaship Mr. and Mrs. George Ander- A fee of $2.50 per each eligi- niversary. Missouri for 6 months training The internship idea will en- company the form you are ns THIS STATE AND A MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE Shelley Richard. Barb Roth. fers importantly from the cam- son and family were Sunday ble child to cover necessary ex- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chapin in the Reserve Corps. 13473 V dure only if Us potential Is re- quired to file gives all the SYSTEM. PUBLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH A CALL MADE Terry Rotticr. Sam Rouda- pus program in that the in- During internship, the intern ] fi supper guests of George's par- penses of the program will be and family of Sanford spent the Mrs. Keith Bowman played cogniaed-its potential for in- "D-V and Don'ts" on its bush. Jackie Shade. Elizabeth Uwefl. Mich.-Pl TW 74341 terns are submitted to th« con- teacher will receive much help E> THE STATE BANKING AUTHORITIES AND BY THE FED- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd An- due in March. Specific time weekend with her parents, Mr. for the Green and Hawk wed- paretion. .Read the „ i Stormzand. Mary Smith. Toni ntvation. for experiment and tinous test of the "market and counsel from his Jnteni derson of Ada. for the clinic will be announced and Mcs. Seymour Dalstra and ding at the Alto M.E. Church research, in a clinical environ- •and if you still have a question.-, ERAL RESERVE BANK OF THIS DISTRICT. " Thorne. Steve Thurtell. Joe Ve- II fAIM ce." By this test, it should Consultant The consultant is a John Gteason of Whitneyville in May. Saturday evening Mr. & Mrs. Saturday evening. ment—and fullv supported by telephone your local Internal zino. Gail Warning. Kitti Wil- noted, the internship has member of the Michigan State ASSETS Road was a Sunday afternoon A survey is now being made Chapin; Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Mrs. Rhena Damouth and e all levels of education. Revenue Service Office. caller of Mr. and Hrs. Julius lard. and Sally Yoder. proven to be highly successful University teacher education to determine if there are Dalstra and Mrs. and Mrs. George Lentz were Saturday staff in each cenier. The con- Wester evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. NiUIANC and the intern graduates ar^ in Utilizes Program Cash, balances viih otter banks, and cash Items enough interested parents in the Clifford Dalstra attended the ELEVENTH GRADE-George sultant's assistance wll enable Wtea and Where To File v Lowell Ledger Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rosen- Leon Anderson. great demand. In process of cattedion 4 986.404.18 community to conduct a pro- wedding of Miss Linda Green Allchin. Susan Barber, Mary the intern to avoid many of the t n«x berg were Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. William How- AUT0M0BIIF INSURANCE COMPANY Continuing and expanding Miss Starkweather is a local You are required by law to gram. For further information and Dennis Hawk at Alto Meth- Bentley, Corliss Clark. Laura pit-falls of learning how to teach United States Government obligations, direct their son-in-law and daughter, ard of 44th Street were callers Horn# Offic*: B, support from Michigan State girl utilizing the Elementary In- on the topical fluoride program odist dHtrch. and will greatly enrich his file your 19(1 income tax re- Lowell and Alto Area Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houghton of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. RRR"^-IT University and our Lowell Area tern Progran: (EIP). Mrs. Ada and Cascade Area-' and guaranteed 2,309,092.24 in the Alto-Lowell area, con- Mr. and Mrs. John Blanding teaching experience. turn not later than April 17. of Ionia. • George Howard Wednesday. School District will give many Ayotte is the consultant in this Obligations of States and political subdivisions 1,243,359.92 tact Mrs. John Neubecker at and sons, Mark and Kevin, Michigan taxpayers should Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stauffer June Bowman spent over the people in our community an op- program working under the di- Mrs. Tameris has dearly de- 868-6662 or the Kent County were dinner guests of Mr. and mail returns showing refiinds. Other securities (inclu
REFRIGERATOR - For sale. INCOME TAX — Returns pre- THE LOWELL LEDGER. JAN. II, 1M7 K)R SAL£ WANTED TO PURCHASE-€ut Good running condition, $15. pared for farm, business and WANTED logs, or standing timber, will Call 897-977S. p41 •rsonal. Closed Mondays, appraise and pay cash. Be- VANDER VEEN, FREIHOFER NOTICE OF MORTGAGE THE LOWELL LEDGER, JAN. 19, 1967 LOWELL LEDGER & COOK Mrs. Meyerink FOR SALE — Or trade, Three (ill Fritz, 897-7282. p40-52 WANTED — Ironing to do in fore you sell write nr call FORECLOSURE SALE 111-0. Watm RaUdlng goats. 2 milking, 1 yearling. INCOME TAX - Service, all SUBURBAN LIFE WANT AD PAGE my home. Fawn Shepard. Ph. Sunfleld Industrial Wood Pro- forms, C. A. Bndshaw, 13735 TANK FULL? - CaU Fuller Grand Rapids, Michigan dies suddenly CaU 897-8187. pll TW 7-7908. c-41 ducts, Inc. PH. 9300, Box 85, Well Drilling Default has occurred In the year, because bomemakers in- Beckwith Dr., Lowell, Mich. Septic Tank Cleaning. Licen- CASH RATE: 15 words 50c, additional words Sc each If not Sunfleld, Mich. p40-49 PUBLICATION ORDER conditions of a certain mortgage sist on if. However, some com- paid on or before 10 days after insertion, a charge of lOr FOR SALE — Gnodyear Snow TW 7-7598. c40-l sed and bonded. Day or nigh! WANTED — Pitcher and bowl PUMP REPAIR File No. 113,972 executed by JAY C. OVER- at her home bination. two-door refrigerator- emergency service. Member for bookkeeping will be made. State of Michigan, The Pro- Slim, trim tins and wh'vls. 7:f>0 x 14. WANTED — Home for Zig-zag MAN and NELLIE OEVER- freezers offer the no-frost set. Must be reasonable. (^11 Fast Service, Free Estimates Mrs. Jennie Meyerink of 3607 2 000 miles. $10 897-7122. i>41 LIVESTOCR fRUCKING—Car. of Ada Businessmen's Associ- BOX NUMBER: If box number In care of this office Is de 878-1004. c41 Portable Sewing Machine. Or- bate Court for the County of MAN, husband and wife, to 68th Street. SE. Dutlon, passed feature in the fresh-food com- son City auction. Tuesday. St. ation. Call 878-5988. c22tf sired, add 50c to above iglnal cost $239.15. Owners Fully Insured Kent. UNION BANK AND TRUST part men t only. L you really JonnS auction. Wednesday away Sunday morning. January HAY FOR SALE - First, sec- ALL ERRORS In telephone advertisements at sender's risk REAL ESTATE WANTED-Lo- have two. Will swap for any- Estate of La Verne Averlll, COMPANY (National Associa- 15, at her home, unexpectedly. want to be rid of defrosting for- ond and third cutthqs. Sty Lake Odessa auction. Thurs- Deceased. capacity OPEN well area. Cash buyer for 3 thing of equal value. TW 7- tion), a national bmking asso- She was 66. ever, be sure the model you day. Call collect, Al Helms, RATES are based strictly on uniform want ad stvle. m hs sniith of Lowell on M- UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT bedroom home, 1!4 bath. WUl 9014. p41 E. D. Richard IT IS ORDERED that on ciation, of 98 Otta'va Ave., Interment was made in Chap- select includes no-frost mecha-, ^1. 897 78<2 p41-43 Palo. 837-4798 c29lf OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re March ?7. 1967. Wrecker Service—Minor Repairs pay $14,000 to $17,000. Please N.W., Grand Rapids. Michigan, el Hill Memorial Gardens fol- Thinking of buying a new re- nisms in both freezer and fresh-' mltUmce. DEPENDABLE - Experienced, at 9:30 A. M. In the Probate I'SED — Televisions. Recondi- call Don Graham at De Graaf CALL: TW 7-8104 dated September 1. 1966, re- lowin'ing tthreh e o'clock service. s frigerator? Visit t h e model food sections. AUCTIONEER - And liquida- 888-4341 adult babysitter Available Courtroom, Grand Rapids. Mich- corded September 27. 1966, in tioned and guaranteed $29 95 Copy for ads on this page must be In & .lochems, Realtors, CH 1- GET THAT C9-12 Tuesday afternoon at thte Zaag- homes now on display, which tor. Col. Al Jansma. Your STANDARD STATION-AIto days. Call 949 1859. c4l-42 igan. a hearing be held at Liber 1955. pages 510-512 of up. Williams' Radio-TV-Mari- Ledger office before 5 P. M. on Tuesdays 4431. Eve. CH 1 3787. c41 man Memorial Chapel'hape.. The are identified by the total-elec- auctioneer any type of auc- Roger Powers 897-9261 which all creditors of said de- Mortgages, in tne office of the na. 128 N. Hudson Street, Lo- WANTED — Packers for mod- R.'v. Bernard Kok officiated. tric Gold Medallion! In their tion. anywhere! Free s?rvlce p39-41 ceased are required to prove Register of DCDCIS for Kent , well c24tf USERS — Of Rawlelgh pro- em packaging plant, second Mrs. Meyerink Is survived by beautiful kitchens you'll find '.he to charitable organizations. I HOTPOINT & NOTICE — The increase In au- ducts In part Kent County or shift, some experience desir- their claims. Creditors must bounty. By reason of such de- her husfrmd, Jacob; two sons, latest in the slim, trim, big-ca- also buy estate property. Ph. GUARANTEED - Repair on tomobile accidents lately? Our l/Owell need service. No capi- ELECTRICAL file sworn claims with the court ault, the undt rsigned elects to MAYTAG TRUSSES - Trained fitter, sur- able. Apuly Michigan Indus- USED CAR Howard ard John of Alto; one pacity refrigerators and refrig- 534-9518. c41tf all small appliances, tools, insurance gives you the most tal necessary. Write Raw- and serve a copy on Donald declare and hereby declares the ical appliances, etc. Af Koss etc. Bemle's Appliance Serv- trial Packaging Company. 3755 WIRING—FIXTURES daughter. Mrs. Edwin Barnard is one of the major appliances SALES exall Drugs, Saranac, Mich- complete coverage for your lelgh. Dept. MCA 575-878. F. Oosterhouse, Executor, at whole of tho principal sum re- of Comstock Park; six grand- FOR SALE — "i length genu- S ice, 1581 College. NE, Grand SPECIAL 38th Street, SE. Grand Rap- REPAIRS which must be provided, in or- Service on Hofpoint igan. c39tf money, plus prompt claim Freeport. 111. p41 Ids, Michigan. c40-43 111-G Waters Building. Grand Second graders hear Officer Pelon maining payible under said ch Idren; and her mother, Mrs. der to qualify the home for a ine grey perslan lamb coat, rapids, 381-8747. In Lowell, the service. Peter Speerstra Agy., Rapids, Michigan, prior to hear- mortgage and Interest and all G.E. APPLIANCE! Officer Lawrence Pelon of Ihe Lowell Police Department William DeGood. sr. Gold Medallion Award. Appliances Only hat to mnfh. also pleated HROKEN LAMPS "—"Repaired, Items may be left at Gee's TW 7-9259. c41 WANTED — Reliable woman to ing. sums due under said mortgage skirt. $25. Phone 878.1887. c41 also small appliances & power Hardware, 223 W. Main. TW CLEARANCE sit with three children In mv visited the Runciman Elementary School January 12, to talk Also left to mourn her death Electrical Wiring and GOOD THINGS TO EAT Publication and service shall immediately due and payable. are five brothers, Gerrit De- Time wqs when electric re- tools. Black & Decker dealer, 7-7187. c38tf SPREADERS — New & used, home part time. Call 949-1353. ' be made as provided by statute about Safety and get acquainted with the second graders. Contracting HAY — Alfalfa and timothy Good of Ada. Henry, William, frigerators all looked pretty complete sales and service. PTO, from $25 and up. New C40-41 Rickert Electric and Court rule. At the date of this notice mixture, conditioned. Good SHAMPOO — Your own rugs. FRESH EGGS — For goodness Attending the session were about IW) students ?iid their teach- jr., and Maynard. all of Grand much alike. Not so today! Some K&W Small Motors. 2381 West USED and used snow blades. New 208 Bouth IlodMD Date: January 6th, 1967 there is claimed to be due on TW 7-7746 quality. 30 and 35 cents a Cleans and brightens like WANTED - To buy qualified sake serve your family fresh Rapids, and Marinus of Alto; combine freezer and refrigera- Main, Lowell. Ph. 897-9537, and used Century heaters. A. DALE STOPPELS, ers. The second graders are doing a social studies unit on the said mortgage the sum of $19,- bale. 868-4222, after 4 p. m. new. Electric Shampooer Ma- OIL FURNACES land contracts. Call or see eggs every day. Serve the five sisters, Mrs. Cornelius Hul- tor sections into two vertical Factory Trained Servicemen C39-42 New and used chain saws on & BUYS Phonr TW 7-MOT 1***11 Police Department. 483.9-1, which sum bears inter- chine rental only $1 per day. Peter Speerstra. TW 7-9259 or best. Springbrook Farms. 5298 Judge of Probate zenga of Hudsonviile, Mrs. units. Others put two-door re- c-41 special now. New and used est at the rate of 7 percent 1 quart Rug-Mate Cleaner & David F. Coons, Lowell Sav- Burton, SE. No Sunday sales. 6915 Cascadc Rd. 949-1 G?0 Donald F. Oosterhouse. Officer Prion spoke on various aspects of Safety, stressing James Bulst, Mrs. Oscar Terps- frigerators on top of rail-out bot. Attorney for Executor per annum. No suit or proceed- RFDUCE SAFE - Simple and Spot Remover cleans average snow blowers. Pre-season on ings and Loan Association, c-28tf tra and Mrs. Fred Holtrop, all torn freezers. One even sepa- $25 up 111-G Waters Building bicycle, bus, home, and firearms safety. A question and ans- ing at law has been instituted Lewis Electric fast with GoRrses tablets. On- 9 x 12 rug. Call Plywood Mar- new and used lawn mowers. 217 West Main Street. Lowell, Ei-rir " of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. rates the two sections with an to recover the debt secured by 512 E. Main St.. LoweH ly 98c Ada Drugstore. c40-45 Odds & Ends ket, 3128—28th St., SE. Grand Big savings now. Pre-season APPLES — Most varieties, $1 u Grand Rapids, Michigan wer period followed. Lauren Estelle of Caledonia. Illuminated counter top. Of Phone TW 7-7182. c85tf this mortgage or any part there, Rapids. 245-2151 c32tf bushel and up. Also, cider In A true copy. On returning to their Individual rooms ? discussion w^s held course all manufacturers still FOR SAT.*! - 1959 Ford Gal- ELECTRIC WANTED - Male. Tool maker. your Jug. DeYoung's Orchards LJ 1 ROLAND R. ROBEY, of. offer the conventional top-and- axle "500 " Good body, tires, Tables, Bookcases Apply Newell Manufacturing at Bailey Dr. and McCabe Register of Probate c40-42 pertaining to the subjects discussed by Officer Pelon. bottom refrigerator-freezer FARMERS WATER HEATERS Symphony seeks battery. Needs motor repair. Mirrors c-41 Company. I/well. Htf Ave.. Ada, 878-3071. p88-42 LJ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN combinations. Without excep- Make offer. Automatic wash- For pickup service on dead or $10.00 up that by virtue of the power of youngsters for tion, however, you'll find that er. Hotpolnt. "ood condition. FOR SALE — Restaurant e- WOMAN WANTED - For'driv- TAKE OUT - Service, Chicken sale contained In said mortgage all 1966 refrigerators take up GOOD VALUES! disabled farm animals—call ?•' Histmfi Livestock VANDER VEEN, FREIHOFER $30. Call 897-8151. c41 qulpment. 40 x 90" exhaust ing and stock clerk. Full basket, shrimp, frjnch fries, VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER and the statute in such case C & W Tallow Co., Cedar Jniury 18, 1917 & COOK & COOK concert choir less wall space per cubic fool Ask how you can receive a set hood. 2 speed Jet blower. 4 time, age 21 to 40. excellent onion rings, sandwiches, and made and provided, and to pay of food storage capacity, thanks FOR SALE - 1981 Ford V-8 Springs. Grand Rapids 245- coffee. Chuck Wagon Restau- 111-G Waters BIdg. 1125 W. Main Street Boys and girls between the GAS Superior Furniture Co. of 1847 Oneida Community Plate burner gas grill. Starlight houis. Apply In person. Lo- WHITE Feeder Pigs .50-$21.50 said amount with interest, as to improved insulating and con- wagon. Country Sedin, with 1333. |5 service charge. 41tf Grand Rapids, Michigan Lowell, Michigan without charge. deep fryer. Pop cooler. Cash well Automodve, 201 E. Main rant, 897-9815. p41 Top Calves .p...... oomoo provided In said mortgage, and ages of 10 and 13 are needed struction techniques. FURNACES power steering. $1195. 1982 318 East Main St., Lowell for a 60 voice children's choir register. Adding machine. St. No phone calls. c39-41 Seconds 5 Of) S-IS.OO The State of Michigan, in the PUBIJCATION ORDER all legal costs, charges, and ex- AND CONVERSION Fnlfm 8 cylinder, fifralnht WEDDING — Tnvltatlons and to be used for the Carmlna For example, a new 18.8 cu. Bunn automatic coffee maker Common A Culls _ .00-|80.(l0 Circuit Court of the County of HEARING ON CLAIMS penses, Including the attorney stM. very sharp. $100. 897- announcements. A complete FOR RENT Burana Concert with the Grand ft. refrigerator-frdezer can be BURNERS r and filtsrs. 4 door cabinet, (Q)IS (|] Inj®"" Young Beef ..|19.00 $23.10 Kent. fee allowed by law. and all tax- 8485, after 4 p. m. c41-42 X)NT DISCARD - That steam line—printing, raised printing HAT File No. 115,091 Rapids Symphony on April 17. fitted into the same 32-lnch-wide Iron when yon drop II or II and 4 door cabinet with for- WHEEL HORSE. OF COURSE Beef Cows . |13.50-$18 00 RICHARD F. BUDZYNSKI and es and insurance premiums or engraving Dozens to FOR RENT—3 bedroom home. State of Michigan, The Pro- paid by the undersigned before All youngsters with singing space occupied by a 1950 10 cu. falls to work: It can be fix- Phyl-Shar Corp. mica top. Electric Campbell Gear drive, no strain 1 Let a Wheel Bulls ..119.00 $22.00 M. JULANNE BUDZYNSKI WATER HEATERS choose from. Lowell Ledger, soup kitchen. 878-9257 or 7100 In Lowell. CaU 897-9995 or Top Hogs .. bate Court for the County of sale, said mortgage will be abilities are invited to attend ft. model! od at a reasonable cost. For Housewives! 897-9334. c41 Horse lawn and garden tractor ..$20,00 $20-85 Plaintiff, Automatic Ice-maWrs are big Phone 897-9281. Lowell. c29tf East Fulton. Ada. c41-42 Second Grade $19,00 $20.00 Kent. foreclosed bv sale of the mort- auditions at Fountain Street service on all small appllnn- •SPECIALS Church on January 21 and Jan- news, too. All Uiat's needed to PH. 676-9171 take the work out of winter. Call: Roughs _.$14.00-$16.00 RICHARD 11. HARPER and Estate of Walter B. Finger, gaged premises, at public ven- FOR ESTIMATE —ILA'S— res and power tools, call Are you the one who Is FOR RENT — Downstairs a- uary 28. The time for. auditions make them work is a plumbing 1 1 Boars .913.00-116 00 ELEANOR J. HARPER, Deceased. due to the highest bidder at TW 7-7D7 nnr ' " Houseman. REAL ESTATE looking for a part-time Job, partment. Unfurnished. Three is 10 a. m. The committee asks connection to the nOlrtst cold- CALL TW 7.7948 OF K&W Feeder Cattle $20 00 $27.00 Defendant IT IS ORDERED that on the East front door of the Hall DECORATING • O'n Wflshl^Tfo" StfM where you can still be a rooms and bath. You pay that boys and girls 10 and 11 water pipe, IDG you're rid of Lambs -921.00-123.00 NOTICE OF SALE April 6. 1967, of Justice In the City of Grand R ^ ^*1 • (Vfotf full-time wife and mother? lights, gas, $85 a month. TW years of age audition on Janu- drippy ice trays forever! ta * .. iM CHAIN SAW SUBURBAN HOMES - NEW 7-9383. c4l Small Motors NOTICE IS hereby given that at 9:30 A. M. in the Probate Rapids. Kent County, Michigan, ART — Classes for children & Top Hogs -._|20.85 ary 21. and 12 to 13 year olds The "no frost" feature can be LYLE COVtRT FOR SALE—Good clean straw, LARGEST FHA lots. All plas- 2U1 West Main St., LoweH by virtue of a writ of execu- Courtroom, Grand Rapids, Mich- on FRIDAY, the 17th day of adults. Tuesday evening and Then we want you! Willard Redmond Nashville on January 28. found in more models each Peering & Painting 50 -frfs a bale. Can deliver. tered hardwood trim through- ROOM - For rent. TW 7-7953. PHONE: 897-9537 tion issued out of the Circuit igan. a hearing be held at March, 1967. at 9:30 o'clock in Saturday. Call for further in- Paul Gibson Mlddlevllle Qualifications include voice 919-3855. c41 SPECIALS out. FHA financing available. c41 DEPEND- Court for the County of Kent, which creditors of said deceas- the forenoon FST. The prem- SEE MV f.INE OF formation, southeast area 451- Up to $50 a week for lust ises covered by said mortgage range, quality and tonal mem- WAIJ.PAP^R ''OOKS Best construction value in in favor of Richard F. Budzyn- ed are required to prove their FIRERGLAS RESIN—"A Hfe- 3250 or 949-2790 c27tf 5 to 6 hours work. Openings claims. Creditors must file are situated In the City of ory. AND PAINTS 0 —CLINTON— this area. See these homes skl and M. Julanne Budzynski 1 I'm coating for your bo^t," for managers also. sworn claims with the court and Grand Rapids, Kent County, All Interested boys and girls 4 H. P. 18-Inch Bar WALTER'S LUMBER MART- while under construction. Half ABLE against the goods, chattel and FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH t".,"' Cell 676-1656 $5 95 a gallon. Pettlt Epoxy serve a copy on Mrs. Neoma Michigan, and are described must be available for rehears- boat paint $3 95 a quart. W'l- Open dally. Including Satur- mile north of Lowell on Ver- CALL MR. COOVERT, tenements of Richard J. Harp- snnday School 19 a. m. Worrtlp 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Only $89.88 CLARK Finger, at 635 Burke St., N. E., as: als on Saturday mornings 10:30 c41tf 1 lams' R?dio-TV-Marlna. 128 days until 8 p. m. Friday gennes Street. William Schre- 458-1491 er and Eleanor J. Harper in to 11:30—February 4 through said County, and by virtue of Grand Rapids, Michigan, prior Vooth Fellowship—1:99 P. M. N. Hudson, Lowell, TW 7-9V0. nlehts until 9 p. m. Every- ur. contractor and builder. between 2 and 4 p. m. only PLMBG. &HTG. • March 27. and Aprd 3, 5, and 6 Phone 897-9189. c6tf E. MaJn »t. Lowell USED CARS the fact that on the 16th day to hearing. The South 'i of the South Wednesday Family Prayer Fellowship 7 p. m. c41tf thing for the home!. 925 West Farm Auction in the evening. of December, 1966. Arthur A*. Publication and service shall of the North hi of the North ^ Main Street, Lowell. Phone For more information, phone al. WIITH MC IVER — ^ASTOR -MONO- 897 9291. c22tf HOUSE PLUS 18 ACRES-Fast c40-41 Located Vt mile East and VA miles North of Vormontvllle Kramer, Deputy Sheriff, did be mr.de as provided by statute of the Fast 'a of the East '.a flowing stream. $18,000. terms, MASTER PLUMBER & TRUCKS on Round Lake Read. and Court rule. of the NW 14 of Section 21, the Grand Rapids Symphony SL145, 5 H. P. 20-Inch Bar CLEANING — Lady wanted. levy upon and take all right, Office at GL 9-2015. "THE CHRISTIAN COULD REVOLUTIONIZE remodeled 4-bedroom home title, and interest in the said Date: January 12. 1967. T7N. R12W. VINCENT BROTHERS One day a week or one day Dated; December 15. 19CC. THE WORLD" Regular $179.50 and acreage on Lincoln Lake CALL ANYTIME! Richard H. Harper and Fleanor A. DALE STOPPELS, VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER Builders Rd., ideal for living and spec- every other week. Ada area. AT YOUR Judge of Probate UNION BANK & TRUST CO. \\ NOW 1159.50 J. Harper In the following des- & COOK Christ Jesus said, "And 1. if 1 be lifted up from the earth. ulation. Call John Muller. 949- 878-4921. c-39tf TW 7 7534 VanderVeen. Frelhofer & Cook (N.A.) Tuesday, Jan. 24 cribed lands, to wit- 1125 Wcit P:' THE I.OWEI.I- I.EDr.ER. JAN. If. IM7 Prtnch Club sponsors borbecue ond folr Study Club to coming The annual Gingerbread Fair will be held Monday, January 23. Controversial hear principal at the Ix/w#ll Senior high school from 5 p. m. on. Fnnrh Club members are Did you see that "Note" with the ad- cause man wants to be saved by hLs pwn "The .Secondary School To- events busy planning excitement for so-called good deeds rather than by God's day." will b? Ih? topic of a vertisement of a certain movie last pare-w, teenagers and children. t'dk by Carl Hagen, l,owHI free grace through faith in Jesus Christ) Thrilling games and surprises week? Well, here it is: "Due to the con- high school principal, af ffie The Happy Hen's Extension Include fortune tellers, i: fun we specify that everyone. Including all I^owell Child Study Club meet- troversial nature of this motion picture Club will meet January 19 at house, wishing wells, fish ponds, ing Thursdfiy, January 19. at children under 18 years of age. with or the home of Mn, DOdaM Rergy. wot spenge throws, refreshments Ihe producer specifies that no one under 8 p. m without their parents, are to be admitted Bring salad for smorgasbord, plus many more. Ihe age of 18 can be admitted unless Mr. Hagen will review the lesson on knitt'ng. Roll call. Red and whits place mats a- to our services, both morning and eve- general policy of the high with his parent." New Year's resolution. long with matching decorations ning. We would especially urge all par- school, and tell what makes a will be the enjoyable surround- good education possible. He will I have a "Note" that I would like to ents to accompany their children, how- Ixwell Child Study Club will ings of the delicious Gingerbread discuss new trends in education Fair be3f barbecue. give with this church ad: Due to the ever, since so many parents need to hear such as new course offering and meet January 19 at the home of Mrs Donald MacNaughton at Three door prizes will be glv- controversial nature of the glorious gos- this grand gospel (some for the first new teaching methods. en at the dinner. The dinner will The meeting will be held at 8 p. m. Carl Hagen. high school pel of Jesus Christ which we preach time) In order to be able to leach it to principal, will be the guest ba complete with beverages, des- the home of Mrs. Donald Mac- (controversial, among other reasons, be- their children. -Pastor Henry Bulkema speaker. serts, potato chips, and cole Naughton on North Hudson St. slaw. Mrs. Richard Bier: Is co-host- The fair will be held In the ess. Visitors are welcome. There will be a potluck sup- Senior High Cafeteria from 5 to per and card partv for Senior 7:30 p. m. Tickets for the din- Calvary Christian Reformed Chnrch Most recent graduates of Tamara Goodwin. Citizens al Ihe V.F.W. Hall on Linda Green, ner may be purchased at Chris- nursing schools qualify for the Thursday, January 19. at 6;30 tiansen's Drug Store or at the ON WEST MAIN STREET LOWELL, MICH. rank of second lieutenant, while David Tichelaar p. m. Dennis Hawk door. those with additional experience SEPVICES—10:00 A. M.—7:00 P. M. Sunday School—11:>0 A. M. and bachelor's or master's de- are betrothed The Rebekahs will have their say bridal vows grees in nursing mav qualify annual dinner for the Fast No- Mr. and Mrs. Elton Good for the rank of first lieutenant ble Grands at the Congregation- Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Everyone/Welcome or captain. win. Bailey Drive. Lowell, an- al Church. 6:30 p. m., on Mon- Hawk left on a wedding trip nounce the engagement of day, January 23. Hostess, Min- to Arizona following their mar- —— r their daughter. Tirmara Kay, nie Huffman; co-hostess, Dora riage Saturday evening, Jan- to Pvt. David Tichelaar. son Kitchen. uary 14, In the Alto Methodist of Harrv Tichelaar of Ada, Church. ^ Adult education Goodmn is Women of Moose STRAND and Mrc. Peegy Pearson o( The Clark-Ellis American Le- Anaheim. California. The bride is the former Linda gion Post 152 will meet in their Lou Green, daughter of Mr. and classes begin promoted to enroll members The engaged couple are THEATRE gist rooms on Monday. January Mrs. Jam^s A. Green, 11432 LoweU Chapter 1388, Women IMC graduates of Lowell high Kirby Street, Alto, and the Marine Corporal of the Moose, held their regular LOWELL—MICNIGAN school. Adult education classes will bridegroom is the son of Mrs. meeting Monday evening, Janu Miss Goodwin is presently begin here next week at LoweU Richard I Gopdwn serving The Merriman Farm Bureau J. B. Hawk, and the late J. B. ary 16, at 8 p. m. in the club attending the State College of Senior High School. with the United ftates Marine THURS., FRI.. SAT., SUN.. will meet Saturday night. Jan- Hawk, Bowes Road, Lowell. rooms with Senior Regent Mrs Realty in Grand Rapids, and Conversational Spanish wUl Corps has been promoted to the JAN. If. n. 21. 22 uary 21, at the home of Mr. Victor Souser presiding. her fiance is stationed at Fort The Rev. Beulah Poe per- begin Wednesdav, January 25, rank of Corporal. and Mrs. Lloyd Velter, 8:30 Enrollment of two new candl Gordon. C.?«rgln, formed the doubie-ring, candle- in Room B-ll. Mrs. Maria Sch- p. m. Corporal Goodwin, who spent dates. Mrs. Russell Hosklns light ccremony before an altar lewe of loni? will be the in- structor and the class wiU meet the New Year's hoiidays wlUi and Mrs. Raymond Kutt, were Sock Hop Saturday, February decoratcd with candielabra, r from 7 to 9 p. m. every Wed- his famUy and friends, saved- enacted, as their sponsors. Mrs 11, Rundman Building. Come greens, yellow chrysanthemums nesday. the announcement of his recent Donald Shepard and Mrs. Victor one. come all for a fun-filled and white snapdragons. Typing classes will afeo be promotion as a surprise. Souser, looked on. with HIS FOOT evening. Sponsored by the Scar- Miss Green repeated her vows held from 7 to 9 p. m. on Wed- Illok, son of Mr. and Mrs. The Chapter's recorder. Mrs. ON THE GAS insure Your let Troubadours. in a floor-length taffeta sheath EHon R. Goodwin of BaUey nesdays. Gerald Smith will be Lewif Smtt. reed the minutes * i '4f AWNOBRAKf5 gown accented with lace apple- To be installed k the teacher and the classes wiU Drive, I>owel. it a 1964 gradu- of the previous meeting, follow- Swiss Steak dinner Sunday, ques on the bodice and chapel- ate of LoweU high school. SNO MOBILE be held in Room 2-A. ed by a short business meeting. February If, at the Moose din- as honored queen length train. A matching rosette A high school English course He returned from a thirteen Mrs. Souser dosed the meet- ing room on East Main Street. headpiece caught her shoulder- will be held from 7 to 9 p. m. month active daty tour of Viet ing, and reminded the co-work- Serving 12 noon to 5 p. m. Fam- with length bouffant veil of illusion, The open Installation of the on Tuesdays, beginning January Nam in September. 1160. where ers of the mid-winter confer- ily rates. Sponsored by the Jun- and she canled a single, long- he was attached to the Mortar officers of Bethel No. 14, Low- 24, in Room A-6. The instruc- ence to be held in Ludington on ior Scarlet Troubadours. stemmed vellow rose. ell, International Order of Job's tor for this class is stUl to be Battalion. Drivisg an ammuni- Sunday. January 29. ALL RISK The bride's sister, Mrs. Rob- tion truck was one of his many Daughters will be held on Jan- announced. Rummage Sale January 27 ert Grummet, was matron of uary 21, 1967, at 8 p. m. in the A five dollar fee wUl be char- duties. and 28 at V.F.W. Hall, sponsor- COVERAGE honor. She wore a gold satin Masonic Temple, with Miss ged for each course offereAjnd Goodwin la now stationed at ed by the Scarlet Troubadours floor-length gown, fashlond Camp Pendleton, California, Lynn Thomet being Installed as the classes wUl meet one Drum and Bugle Corps. with a fitted bodice and A-line taking extensive training with Honored Queen. each week for a two hour per- skirt. Mjp. Robert Barnes, sis- see... Miss Thomet, a Junior at Low- iod for 10 weeks. the 13th Engineer's Battalion. Girl Scout Troop No. 511 of ter of tne groom, and Miss His new address ia: :(CAMP FIRE G!H1M WEDNESDAY, JAN. 25 ell high school. Is the daughter All classes are being held in Lowell will hold a baked goods Nancy Peet of Cincinnati, Ohio, of Mr. and Mrs. Duke Thomet, the Senior High'School, 700 Fore- Cpl. RichSid L. Goodwin. 210- sale at Christiansen's Drug bridesmaids, wore matching 6837, "A" Co., 13th Eng. Bn. SURPRISE N1C.HT 412 North Division Street, Low- man Road. All Seats 35c JOHNSON, Store on Saturday, January 28, gowns in turquoise green. They eU. 5th Marines Div.. (Rein), On January 10, the 8th grade One Show at 7:N p. m. 9:30 a. m. to 4 p. m. carried yellow sweetheart roses Miss Barbara Weeks, the re- F.M.F., Camp Pendleton, CaU- O da kon ya Camp Fire group and feathered chrysanthemums. tiring Honored Queen will serve fomia, 92066. met with Mrs. Blerl at school. CARRINGTON & Special meeting of Island City Flower girl was Marflee Sue as the instalUng officer of the Each girl made a Thriftee Rebekah Lodge for purpose of Chart to keep a record of her One Performance Grummet, daughter of Mr. and evening. The Army Nurse Corps, es- installation at American Legion aUowance. Thursday through Sunday RITTENGER, Inc. Mrs. Robert Grummet of Alto. Assisting her in instaUing the tablished in 1901 as a part of Hall January 20, at 8 p. m. We played some games. Lee at 7:45 p. m. She was adorned in a turquoise officers wiU be Patty Beachum, the Army Medical Service, is 825 West Main St., Lowell Ann Galbreath brought a treat ensemble. Judy Martin. Nancy Wood. San- the oldest of the women's serv- One Show Wednesday at 7 p. m. The WSCS of the First Meth- for this meeting. PHONE 8f7-f25J Dan Hover of Lowel dy VanderWarf, Becky 'Turrit- ices of the Armed Fqfces. odist Church will meet Thurs- be